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Keith Richards<\/a> has said Mick Jagger<\/a> \u201cwon\u2019t bloody stop\u201d making new music, crediting the singer\u2019s \u201cmomentum\u201d for the speed at which The Rolling Stones<\/a>\u2018 new album came together.<\/p>\n The rock legends are gearing up to release their 25th studio effort, \u2018Foreign Tongues<\/a>\u2019, on July 10 via Polydor\/Universal Music. It\u2019s set to feature guest appearances from Paul McCartney<\/a>,\u00a0Robert Smith<\/a>,\u00a0Steve\u00a0Winwood<\/a>, and the band\u2019s late drummer\u00a0Charlie Watts<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 you can pre-order your copy\u00a0here<\/a>.<\/p>\n With the new album on the horizon, Richards sat down with the Guardian<\/em> <\/a>and said Jagger showed no signs of slowing down. \u201cMick\u2019s been very prolific lately, which is one reason this album has come out so quick, because he won\u2019t bloody stop,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n \u201cAnd the momentum from \u2018Hackney Diamonds<\/a>\u2018 was such that this is basically carrying on in the same breath. I was just letting it roll \u2013 we had enough stuff if we wanted to keep pushing, and so Mick and I gave each other the usual wry look and said: \u2018Yeah, let\u2019s keep pushing.’\u201d<\/p>\n\n